>> that brings us right up to now. and i'm glad you asked that question because i think what is happening now is more of a macroeconomic issue that threatens the indian economy, and it's a very simple thing. if you degree less rapidly, for reasons -- some of which i talked about -- bureaucrats holding up investment projects and so on -- but of what the rope, if it is slowed down, that means the revenue intake is also showing down. the thing that is helpful in fighting poverty, when growth was rapid. when that is happening, the government -- at the same time wants to spend more on the social spending, like the social security bill. so you have a tension. less money coming in, more money being spent. you don't have to be a macro economist. i'm not one -- to know that common sense tells you, you're going to get inflation. if you get inflation you are in a position which is really dangerous. big question mark on the economy now. but related to the present situation in the united states, it's exactly the opposite of what we